I also think that the term "like" is a bit open to interpretation. I met a M2F this weekend who has been transitioning for over 17 years. She totally passes, and has chosen not to have SRS. Why? First, she's heard so many stories about losing sensation, and secondly, she finds enough... ahem... company that enjoys her penis. The risk does not outweigh the gain for her. Sounds like a "like" to me.
Now, myself, I have had many long-term relationships with women, and very much enjoyed sex with each and every one of them. I was more than able to enjoy the parts I was born with. Having said that, I also always considered my penis to be the wrong tool for the trade, and only used it because it's what I had, and it was expected of me. I did not get enough pleasure from its use alone to find fulfillment - I had to really focus on visualizing myself as a woman to wrap up the deed. I always wished I would wake up and have the proper parts for my gender, but obviously that doesn't just happen.
Now that I am transitioning, the HRT has made my genitals all but useless. Even if they weren't, I have even less desire to use them in the manner they were intended. I have scheduled my SRS for next year, and am very much looking forward to the date. So... although I don't hate my penis, like so many girls do, I wouldn't say I ever "liked" it either. Tolerated. Grudgingly accepted. Utilized. And eventually will replace. I guess I'm in the boat with Kate on this one.